Quote from FeenixRizin:
dude, you gotta run for office ...
i'd vote for anyone who so thoroughly beats the hell out of these idiots
Except that everything that he wrote was false.
Let's take it point by point:
I see a couple of clear trends here.
1-Nobody even attempts to refute the fact that a whole bunch of CLIMATOLOGISTS cited in the IPCC report have requested that their name be removed, and that this clearly proves that there is no where near a concensus on the issue. And yet, they keep on saying that there is a concensus. Cognitive dissonance on display for all to see.
Here's the problem, the only person I could find who was actually an author who wanted their name removed was Lindzen, and that wasn't even for the current IPCC report, but the one ten years ago.
The articles from various strange websites claimed that various "reviewers" asked to have their names removed -- but anyone could sign up to be a reviewer. You could be a reviewer simply by submitting your name. That's not the same as being an author and is meaningless.
Professor James McCarthy, co-chair of Working Group II for the IPCCâs Third Assessment Report (2001) has reported (see: http://tinyurl.com/2ax9p4, PDF) that:
"Neither [the heads of the SAR and TAR Technical Support Units] nor I can recall a single instance ⦠of even one author having âresignedâ."
2- Neither do they refute the fact that NASA has called Hansen's work crap. And that all subsequent work was also crap, since it is based on his temp info.
There are two problems with this: firstly, NASA hasn't called Hansen's work crap. Secondly, I'm not sure how you got the misinformation that somehow all the global temperature readings were based on his temperature information, when the UK's CRA also reached the same conclusion from temperature measurements around the globe.
Actually the only people quoting NASA's temperature measures of the troposphere (which have high error rates) are climate change skeptics, as can be seen in this thread.
Instead, NASA says that solar activity has increased since the mid 70's, and is a factor in GW that the IPCC followers ignore.
Five problems with this: cherry picking random dates which don't relate to the start of the industrial revolution, such as 1970, the fact that solar activity has decreased since 1950 (and increased from 1900), your ignoring the fact that temperature has been rising even during the solar minimums which we're at now, the fact that you've turned around that NASA is suddently, neck-snappingly credible, and your ignoring that NASA states that although this has an effect it does not have the majority effect.
